ventKK [ˈvɛnt] ｜ /ˈvɛnt/
GEPT 中高級
C1noun
a hole or opening through which gas or air can escape
Please remember to open the vents in the room to ensure proper air circulation.
通風口；排氣孔
C2noun
an opening of the urinary or genital system of a lower vertebrate that is used for elimination of waste
The fish opened its vent to release waste products.
B2noun
a crack or fissure in the earth’s surface that allows molten lava, ash, and gases to escape from below
During the volcanic eruption, a large vent formed, releasing a torrent of lava and ash into the sky.
火山噴氣口；地表裂口
C2noun
a small slit or opening in a garment for ventilation or access
The hiker's jacket had vents under the arms to allow air to circulate and prevent overheating.
C1noun
the expression of strong feelings or emotions through artistic or creative means
After a long day at work, Maria picked up her paintbrushes to vent her frustrations on canvas.
C2verb
allow fresh air to circulate through (a space) by opening windows or vents
In order to cool down the stuffy room, she decided to vent it by opening all the windows.
C2verb
express or release (one’s thoughts or feelings), especially those that have been repressed or pent up
After a long and frustrating day at work, Sarah called her best friend to vent about her boss.